Founded in 2006, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan research and educational institute—a think tank—focusing on a host of critical issues at the intersection of technological innovation and public policy. Its mission is to formulate and promote policy solutions that accelerate innovation and boost productivity to spur growth, opportunity, and progress.
This report ranks 55 nations on the extent of how they practice trade mercantilism.
Comprehensively expanding the Information Technology Agreement (ITA) will significantly benefit China's economy and global IT innovation.
India best grows its economy by embracing an across-the-board productivity growth strategy.
This The Futurist article explores reforms that need to be made to global international economic institutions so that they can become greater champions of global innovation.
This report argues that calls to keep data within national borders are misguided and ineffective in making data more secure.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement will only be worth it if it concludes with an innovation-maximizing trade agreement that sets the standard for future trade deals for the U.S.
SME manufacturing extension programs are boosting innovation and growth in Latin American and Caribbean nations.
The use of localization barriers to trade, by numerous countries, threatens the global economy.
ITIF explains the difference between competitiveness, innovation and productivity in this policy memo.
An EU-US FTA would signal to the world the seriousness with which both parties take true free trade, and that more than anything else would animate the global dialogue in favor or more serious multilateral trade liberalization.